The Huron Expositor, 1990-11-28, Page 1735. TENDERS
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39. CARDS OF
THANKS
A HURON COUNTY
HOUSING
AUTHORITY
S.F.T. (H.C.) 91-01
For the ereverntive Maintenance of
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Houain9 Corporation buildings in
Huron Cowry at locations detailed
an Appendix 'A' of this tender
Tenders will be received for the
above until 1100 a.m local time.
F* December 5, 1980 by
theHousing Authority.
44 East St.. ron �Ontario
1N3 (519) 524-2837 from whom
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as above
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38. SERVICE
DIRECTORY
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On behalf of the Sealer Mi Coasaw.0 ty
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gener-
ous aspen Se lea's our Annul Ctwisalles
C.1.0. 0. kw naideoeseat soue wme eapon died
Ike aselsl mem of Iles Convenors Fran
Timely and Lyres Huard Also all who
worked at the booths. thanks, you kind
donations and assistance were al great,
Sapp 1■sed Margret M (tamale, President.-
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We would like lo thank our (hands, relawcee
and neighbours for Mese Cards. Memorial
QOifr5 times and for toad sant to
he house. and for the many acts or lunches*
shown our family blowing the loss of our
dau ghier. Donna. Special thanks to Father
Rey�e�ng with
the AnLawsonon and
Veenstra for coming to the house and
preparing dnner for us, and to he C. W. L.
ladies kw swing kinin after the funeral. Your
',indite** *111 akways and edam 'Bn 39-46c1�1err'Di"d Mary
I would like to thank family, friends and
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mg surgery Your thoughtfulness has helped
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recent Illness. A big thank you to D.
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D. R. Smith of University Hospital A very
special thank you to our family who were very
supportive at all times. Gordon Beuttenmiller.
- 39-48x1
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I would lice to thank my family and friends for
he flowers, gins, cards, telephone calls, vis-
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the emergency staff at Seaforth Hospital, Dr.
Regan, orthopedist, St. Joseph Hospital, Dr.
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39. CARDS OF
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CARTER
In loving memory of James Carter, who
passed away one yew ago, November 25.
The time went by so quickly,
Seven yews have come and gone.
The pain goes on forever,
Since that dark day in November.
It was one short year ago,
Since the news touched our hearts,
The Good Lord felt the need
To cal you home to Him.
The thoughts of you are near and dear,
The love we still endure,
To see your smile and hear your laugh,
Aro lust a precious memory
With courage and determination,
We face the world today,
Taking one day ata time,
For we know not what tomorrow brings.
Always loved and sadly missed. Elsie,
Glenda and Susan. 40-48x1
MONAD
In loving memory of a dear husband, father
and grandfather, John A. who passed away
on Doc. 1, 1989.
Thoughts lode) memories forever
Lovingly rem•rtb•red by wife Cecilia and
filly - 40=48-1
OSBORN
In loving memory of Howard A. Osborn
who passed away December 7, 1989.
Memories keep you ever near,
Silent thoughts of times together,
Hold memories that will last forever.
Lovingly remembered by his wife Edna,
and all families. - 40-48-1
GRAPPLE
in loving memory of our dear father, Fred
Chapple, who passed away December 2,
1972.
A thousand mayors won't bring you back,
I know because I prayed
And neither *11 a thousand tears,
I know because 1 cried,
The hardest thing In life to bear,
Is to want you Dad, and you're not there
With a broken heart 1 whisper low,
Ood bless you Dad, I lore you so.
Aslong as I Ila I will always be glad,
Thai
Dad. your daughter and you were my
Look after Nm Lord, dont leave him alone,
For It has been many years since he was at
hone.
Sadly missed and loving you ahvays your
WY*, Julie and Wayne and families - 40-48-
RILEY ------_
Nin memory of Frank Riley, who reseed away
December 2. 1986
When Noughts go beck,
As hey always do,
We Peasure the loving msmorlos
We shared wlh you.
� his remembered and Wetly Imo
No needed,
We shall aver larget
iU remembered nambered by wins and family 441
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Draw' The model nl a Vector pelf all Thank
you W r le Norma, 39-46E1
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TIME HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 2e, moo 17
SDHS basketball
BY HEATHEN R0*1NKT
The Seaforth D1tftrl{;t School
Junior Gels beim team
'Prised taelf by
r
Htuon-Pend Tier Ue1t adweek.
The tide came with a 44-35 win
over Clifton in Chnton, last Tues-
day.
"It was a big or
us, because we ended up is fourth
place in a five-teamleague,"com-
mented
�h Linda Dong. "We had
the
SCUM, and only had thrcwi g,
and five losses."
�y to fourth placeova tom,
Inspire the Seals*
team. Pitied Marys in the firstndd of fifplace St.
playoffs,
SSaf brccarded a win, and went
on team. A win first place L>Istowel
against Listowel ad -
team wins title
Atom Is win
This weekend the Atom I hockey
team travelled to Lucan for its
second tournament of the season.
The first game was scheduled for
Friday night at 7 p.m. Goalies
Charles Robertson and Sean Lud-
wig shared the shut out as the boys
beat Parkhill 3 - 0.
Two goals were scored in the fust
penod and one in the second. Rob-
bie Craig flipped the puck over the
goalie on a rebound from Jered B
Munro's shot from the point. Then
Brandon Nash took a pass from Pat beThe
Coyne and found the
Open corner.
In the second period Mark Van S
Dooren, assisted by Scott Hender-
v ad Seatorui 10 the tuna y;,4JI (
Amnion. Clinton had derca ied Linc
>Od-phicc F.E. M�dtj Sc tuvi .11
W to (make u to the fund.
1 90 SUNS andrats
crav w Cion for the big
The win entitled Seaforth to PIr_
tictpale m the We* OtU I0
(WOSSA) � �Asakociation
weekend, in St. T ht .p The cham-
pionship P�
the form of a �k
elimination fit, and unfor-
tunately Seaforth met an early dis-
missal. Seaforth was beaten by Si.
Joseph's High School of St.
Thomas in the first round. St.
Josephs went on to win the tour-
nament with a 45-34 score over
Stratford's Si Michael's Catholic
High School in the final.
gold at Lucan
tally let the puck slip out of his
�anditfellintothenet.
Orth scored a couple of in-
surance goals in the third Prod
and the game ended with the score
Seaforth 4 and Si Mary's 1.
Goals were scored by Ben Mur-
ray, Josh Dietz, Mark Van Din,
and Brandon Nash.
Earning assists were Mark Van
Dooren, Pat Coyne, Derek Smith,
randon Nash, and Bruce Griffin.
championship game was to
played against Hanover at 7 p.m.
unday. the Seaforth boys were
tired because they had already
red two hard games that day and
Hanover was fresh because they
had the whole day to rest.
The SeafortJ coaches did an
tent job of psyching up the
even though they had tired
s and tired es. The boys
carted well duringy
nods with a lot of the
duto endtwo
ting and checking which made
em even more tired. They kept up
Hanover stride for stride but
dn't get the puck into the net.
in the third period, Mark
oren, assisted by Robbie
g and Jered Munro, put
eaforth on the scoreboard. Midway
gh the period, Hanover tired it
"d at the end of regulation
, the score was still tied at one
� Psudd game into
oto a five
overtime
. Although the boys were
sted, they kept skating their
st as the gold medal hung in
balance. At the end of the over -
added to the clock. This time
Van Dooren picked up the
nd, from a shot by Jered Mun-
the point, and flipped in a
back -hand shot to end a very
and day.
gratulations to the Seaforth
I team on a well deserved
Thursday, November 22 the
team travelled to Mitchell.
previous game had been an
in but this time they kept up
ur boys all the way. The first
nods were back and forth
but no goals were scored.
ay through the third period
an Dooren took an easy
t the goalie went down on
and the puck slid between
. Assists went to Brandon
d Scott Van Dooren. Three
later Scou Van Dooren
short-handed goal when he
goalie and then slid the
behind him.
2 seconds left in the game,
got the puck in the
net. The final score was
2 and Mitchell 1.
son, scored a short handed goal Pla
This was Seaforrth's first win of
the tournament. The boys had
Saturday off and were to return to
Lucan on Sunday morning. exce
The second game was against team
New Hamburg. At the end of the leg
first period Seaforth was in the lead s
2 - 0. New Hamburg scored early Pe
in the second and then again early ska
in the third to tie the gameat2-2. Eh
At the end of regulation time it the
was still tied so there was a five cowl
minute sudden death overtime. With Earl
only 24 seconds left in the over- Van
time, Seaforth finished the game Crai
with a3-2score. S
Scoring the three goals for throu
Seaforth were: Mark Van Dooren u
Play
apiece
Th
minu
period
sande
harde
the
time
Scott
reboil
ro on
high
long h
Con
Atom
win!
On
Atom I
The
easy w
with o
two pe
hockey
Halfw
Mark V
shot bu
one knee
his legs
Nash an
minutes
scored a
deked the
puck in
With 4
Mitchell
Seaforth
Seaforth
Dats
, and Scou Van Dooren. Assists
were earned by Derek Smith and
Brandon Nash.
To make it into the chamionship
game, the Seaforth boys had to win
one more game. The competition
this time was St. Mary's. Seaforth
took the lead by scoring two goals
in the first period.
St. Mary's got on the scoreboard
early in the second period when
goalie Charles Robertson acciden-
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uns record
high score in
senior bowling
The Datsuns had the high score
for Seniors on Friday afternoon
with a team total of 2,596.
Bill Harris led the way for the
men with a 233 single and 567
triple. Campbell Wey also had a
211. Isabel Gardiner another Datsun
team member bowled one of her
highest ever triples of 521 and with
a 211 and 173 game helped the
DaLsun's take 7 points on the Lineolns.
Anne wood of the Chevys high
for the ladies with a 232 single and
614 triple. Beryl Reid also bowled
a 196 game and Olive: Papple a
196. The Fords came through and
picked up 7 points on the Buicks
while the Hondas won 5 to the
Chevys 2.
Team standings now arc: Hondas
- 34, Datsun - 32, Fords - 26,
Chevy's - 23, Buicks - 18, and
Lincoln - 14.
With just three more weeks in the
league schedule everyone is trying
to howl their best, sometimes to no
avail.
Oh what a 44*